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Massachusetts Ready To ‘Show Off’ During American Revolution’s 250th Anniversary, State Officials Say
By Sam Doran State House News Service
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Reliving Paul Revere’s Patriots’ Day
LEXINGTON – Although many in the Greater Boston area may refer to April 18, 2016 as "Marathon Monday," the reason that Massachusetts' public schools are closed for the day and that many have a day off from work is so they might remember the race for freedom that
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Boston’s 10 most outlandish historical moments
Fact is stranger than fiction! Enjoy these odd (but true!) landmark events in Boston's history: No. 1: Fenway's red seat
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No. 9: The first ring of spies in the colonies began in Boston
The Boston coppersmith Paul Revere, while famous for his midnight ride, was also part of a ring of spies called the "Mechanics." According to the CIA, the Mechanics were the first intelligence network to spring up among American patriots in the restive British colonies. Revere wrote about how
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This week in New England history: April 18-24
A list of significant dates in New England history: April 19
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History repeats itself: The Boston Massacre reenactment
BOSTON — Do your kids think history is boring? They won't when it's re-enacted before their very eyes! Stop by the Old State House, at the intersection of Devonshire and State streets, this Saturday evening, March 5, for a reenactment of the legendary Boston Massacre.
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